Makeup
- Lacey92122 » See my profile
- Points: 660
- Reviews: 8
Here are all my reviews:
-
I love this stuff. I tried the MD Skincare daily ones first and they did NOTHING and cost more. I use these twice a week (I have alot of moderate acne scarring) and my skin already looks way better after 2 months. Lines softening, pores and acne scars diminishing. One pad does my face, neck, chest (sun damage) and the backs of my hands (bye bye age spots) If I had to economize, I'd give up my face creams before I'd give up this.
September 21, 2011
-
I was looking for a way to stop highlighting my hair and ease the growing out period. While this worked great at first, after a couple of weeks I noticed that my hair was feeling and looking damaged. I've noticed a lot more breakage than I've had in a long time. I stopped and switched to an anti-breakage formula right away. I'll just have to suffer with roots for a while. My hair is normally pretty resilient, but this was too much for it. I like John Frieda products but won't use this one again.
October 19, 2010
-
I make sure I buy this as soon as it comes out. It's my go to scent for really hot days, especially the muggy ones. Although I usually like a floral/oriental kind of smell, I can't handle them when it's really warm and /or muggy. This one leaves me feeling fresh and clean and cool.
July 20, 2010
-
Trying to use more natural products where I can. Figured a C-Serum was a no brainer. However this product is too heavy and sticky. Also has a very strong sugary/orangey smell. It's not for use under make-up, and you need to apply at least a half hour before going to bed to allow it to soak in and dry. Applying to damp skin helps to spread it around and makes it a little less sticky. That said I do think it is making my skin look better, so not a complete bust, but doesn't fit into my routine the way I would like.
September 16, 2009
-
I have spent a fortune on foot products to no avail. My heels were so rough they snagged fabric and destroyed socks and nylons. I tried pumice and grater types but never got the skin smooth no matter how much I used them and I was afraid I'd end up damaging my feet. I tried the AmLactin at night with some spa booties and within a little more than week they were smooth and soft. Now I use it all over. I love, love, love this stuff.
May 12, 2009
-
I got a sample of this with my peel starter kit and I wish I had found it when I was younger and had horribly oily skin. Now that I am 50+ and my skin is more normal/oily I find it is a little much if used twice a day (and doing the peels) but I do use it at night and then use the creamy cleanser in the morning.
May 12, 2009
-
I've found that I can cut the pads in half and still get plenty to cover my face and neck. I use them first thing in the morning, but find it is a little too much if left on under makeup, so I do a quick splash before. I have normal to oily skin and live in a humid climate, it might be ok with dry skin or arrid climate. If I notice a difference after a Santa Ana, I'll update.
May 12, 2009
-
I am over 50 and still get occasional breakouts. I have enlarged pores and moderate acne scarring. I tried these for a full month and saw no real noticable difference. I tried the Exuvience at home peels (use 1-2 a week) and saw results immediately, for less money (starter kit which includes cleanser, 9 pads, neutralizer, day and night cream is about $65, a pack of ten pads/neutralizer only is about $50)
May 1, 2009
Showing 1 - 8 of 8
- 1
